Condoms are a good method of contraception and can prevent sexually transmitted diseases. However, most men do not like to use condoms during sex, and instead choose to use external ejaculation or safe period contraception, which results in unwanted pregnancy. What exactly causes men to not like to use condoms.

Why are men reluctant to wear condoms during sex?

1. Allergic to condoms

Most condoms on the market today are made of latex. The oily lubricants contained in them can cause latex condoms to break or lose their elasticity. Some people are also allergic to latex. If men who are allergic to latex use latex condoms, their penis will become swollen, itchy or eroded, affecting the quality of their sexual life. Before using a condom, you can do a sensitivity test first. Place the latex condom tightly on the exposed skin and observe the skin reaction after about 10 minutes to see if you are allergic to latex.

2. The condoms chosen are inappropriate

There are many types of condoms on the market. If the condom material you choose is too thick, too hard, or the size is inappropriate, it will affect your personal experience and make men refuse. Men should choose condoms with thin materials and sizes to relieve discomfort.

3. Failure to consider women’s feelings

Some men lack healthy sexual education and safety awareness, never consider women's feelings and physical health, and refuse condoms because they will affect the comfort of sexual life. Although not wearing a condom may feel good for a while, sexually transmitted diseases or unwanted pregnancies will cause greater physical and mental pain. In addition, some men will use external ejaculation to prevent pregnancy, but some prostatic fluid has flowed out before ejaculation. Prostatic fluid contains sperm. As long as the sperm enters the vagina, pregnancy may occur.

4. Worry about affecting orgasm

Failure to use condoms correctly or choose inappropriate condoms will affect orgasm. During sex, many men are distracted by condoms and affect penile erection, requiring more time and stronger stimulation to achieve sexual arousal. Men should learn how to use condoms correctly.

Warm reminder

Sex life is a matter between two people. No matter what the reason is, men must wear condoms and do not engage in protected sex just because they are happy for a while. As long as condoms are used correctly, the risk of gonorrhea, AIDS, hepatitis B and trichomonas vaginitis can be reduced, and the contraceptive rate can be improved to avoid the risks of miscarriage to the body. Before buying condoms, make sure they are of the right size, within the validity period, and produced by a regular manufacturer. Do not choose low-quality condoms for the sake of temporary gains to avoid unwanted pregnancy or genital inflammation and infection. Check whether the condom is damaged before use.